“As cyberattacks continue to increase in frequency and sophistication, understanding prevalent cyberthreats and how to limit their impact has become an imperative.”

Leaders in the space must properly prepare to improve resilience and support business objectives.

Resilient businesses have a laser focus on cybersecurity, all too aware of the negative impact a breach can have.

From AI and machine learning to blockchain and data science, six tech trends are set to govern IT skills in demand this year.

Successful businesses will take advantage of a new set of technologies but prioritise trust, responsibility, privacy and security.

"TDWI sees a wide range of data-driven IT systems moving to the cloud aggressively, and this includes the data warehouse."

The CDO title is declining, 35% of us will be working with bots, the Net Promoter Score will be key to success, and more.

Whereas once people and organisations craved novelty, excitement and instant gratification, we now crave quiet and meaning in a noisy world.

APAC is expected to grow at the highest CAGR during the forecast period.

The IT industry is growing with no sign of slowing and CompTIA says it is time to focus on being holistic, not what’s hot.

A specialist executive in the smart building world explains the trends that will give the smart building market a boost in the coming year.

"User experience, edge computing and AI will continue to dominate as key trends in 2019."

As automation continues to define transformation in the coming year one executive looks at the key drivers, such the move to low code, behind its implementation.

AI cyber-attacks are not constrained by resources and compromises and can go on indefinitely without the need for pause.

Next year is to be one where we will see many technologies that have been on the fringes begin to be implemented among the mainstream.

Commvault's Nigel Tozer reflects on the year that's been and the one ahead with three predictions of what will be and one that won't.

AI will not only allow businesses to reduce costs but will also provide ROI to the staff working with the technology. 

The relentless demand for data has resulted in another robust quarter for the global server market with impressive growth.

"2019 will see many mainstream businesses leapfrogging the initial disruptors."

CEOs are aware of how AI and automation are affecting workspaces and employees’ growing demand for flexible environments that reflect these changes.

IDC has provided a rather gloomy forecast but there are opportunities to be exploited on the horizon.

Vertiv has placed particular emphasis on edge computing being the ‘epicentre’ of innovation in the data centre space.

The tech giant has released its own perspective on what IT professionals should be looking at to stay ahead of the global curve.

The company has shared what it believes are the five data centre optimisation trends that will maximise data centre performance in 2019.